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Legal Issues of SSO's: Private Property Sources and Non-NPDES Entities
EPA Grant Number: R827933C027Subproject: this is subproject number 027 , established and managed by the Center Director under grant R825427
(EPA does not fund or establish subprojects; EPA awards and manages the overall grant for this center).
Center: Urban Waste Management and Research Center (University New Orleans)
Center Director: McManis, Kenneth
Title: Legal Issues of SSO's: Private Property Sources and Non-NPDES Entities
Investigators: Villavaso, Stephen D. , Tittlebaum, Marty
Institution: University of New Orleans
EPA Project Officer: Krishnan, Bala S.
Project Period: July 1, 2001 through March 30, 0200
RFA: Urban Waste Management & Research Center (1998)
Research Category: Targeted Research
Description:
Objective:Thousands of municipalities across the United States deal with the chronic problem of sanitary sewer overflows which are the result of infiltration and inflow (I/I) of wet weather flows, blockages, or restrictions in the collection system. These overflows pose a great risk to the quality of the surface waters and to public health by contamination from suspended solids, biodegradable organics, nutrients, and pathogenic organisms. Equally as great as the environmental problems caused by overflows is the financial impact, estimated to cost in the tens of billions of dollars annually in the United States annually. Because as much as 70 percent to 80 percent of the infiltration load is contributed by building connections to the street or laterals, and since approximately one-half of a municipality’s sewers are located on private property, the impact of I/I from this sector is of major consequence on overloading collection systems and treatment facilities. However, Primarily because of legal issues, however, most of the focus of rehabilitation and repair is on the municipally owned system.
This subproject investigates at how municipalities address the questions of who pays for and enforces the maintenance of private property lines; and how municipalities handle the issue of access. The results of this subproject will enhance the ability of the regulatory community in dealing with the reduction of sanitary sewer overflows and infiltration inflow from private property and assist in addressing the legal issues of private property and non- National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System sources of sanitary sewer overflows.
Supplemental Keywords:sewer lateral, side sewer, private lateral, lateral rehabilitation,
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Water, Scientific Discipline, Waste, Ground Water, Wet Weather Flows, Municipal, Ecology and Ecosystems, Urban and Regional Planning, runoff, water quality, water management, storm water, sanitary sewer overflows, pathogens, storm drainage, stormwater, urban runoff, stormwater runoff, storm drainage systems, waste management, NPDES, municipal waste
Progress and Final Reports:
2002 Progress Report
Main Center Abstract and Reports:
R825427 Urban Waste Management and Research Center (University New Orleans)
Subprojects under this Center:
(EPA does not fund or establish subprojects; EPA awards and manages the overall grant for this center).
R825427C001 Comprehensive Evaluation of The Dual Trickling Filter Solids Contact Process
R825427C002 Issues Involving the Vertical Expansion of Landfills
R825427C003 Deep Foundations on Brownfields Sites
R825427C004 Ambient Particulate Concentration Model for Traffic Intersections
R825427C005 Effectiveness of Rehabilitation Approaches for I/I Reduction
R825427C006 Urban Solid Waste Management Videos
R825427C007 UWMRC Community Outreach Multimedia Exhibit
R825427C008 Including New Technology into the Investigation of Inappropriate Pollutant Entries into Storm Drainage Systems - A User's Guide
R825427C009 Investigation of Hydraulic Characteristics and Alternative Model Development of Subsurface Flow Constructed Wetlands
R825427C010 Beneficial Use Of Urban Runoff For Wetland Enhancement
R825427C011 Urban Storm and Waste Water Outfall Modeling
R827933C001 Development of a Model Sediment Control Ordinance for Louisisana
R827933C002 Inappropriate Discharge to Stormwater Drainage (Demonstration Project)
R827933C003 Alternate Liner Evaluation Model
R827933C004 LA DNR - DEQ - Regional Waste Management
R827933C005 Landfill Design Specifications
R827933C006 Geosynthetic Clay Liners as Alternative Barrier Systems
R827933C007 Used Tire Monofill
R827933C008 A Comparison of Upflow Anaerobic Sludge Bed (USAB) and the Anaerobic Biofilm Fluidized Bed Reactor (ABFBR) for the Treatment of Municipal Wastewater
R827933C009 Integrated Environmental Management Plan for Shipbuilding Facilities
R827933C010 Nicaragua
R827933C011 Louisiana Environmental Education and Resource Program
R827933C012 Costa Rica - Costa Rican Initiative
R827933C013 Evaluation of Cr(VI) Exposure Assessment in the Shipbuilding Industry
R827933C014 LaTAP, Louisiana Technical Assistance Program: Pollution Prevention for Small Businesses
R827933C015 Louisiana Environmental Leadership Pollution Prevention Program
R827933C016 Inexpensive Non-Toxic Pigment Substitute for Chromium in Primer for Aluminum Sibstrate
R827933C017 China - Innovative Waste Composting Plan for the City of Benxi, People's Rupublic of China
R827933C018 Institutional Control in Brownfields Redevelopment: A Methodology for Community Participation and Sustainability
R827933C019 Physico-Chemical Assessment for Treatment of Storm Water From Impervious Urban Watersheds Typical of the Gulf Coast
R827933C020 Influence of Cyclic Interfacial Redox Conditions on the Structure and Integrity of Clay Liners for Landfills Subject to Variable High Groundwater Conditions in the Gulf Coast Region
R827933C021 Characterizing Moisture Content Within Landfills
R827933C022 Bioreactor Landfill Moisture Management
R827933C023 Urban Water Issues: A Video Series
R827933C024 Water Quality Modeling in Urban Storm Water Systems
R827933C025 The Development of a Web Based Instruction (WBI) Program for the UWMRC User's Guide (Investigation of Inappropriate Pollutant Entries Into Storm Drainage Systems)
R827933C027 Legal Issues of SSO's: Private Property Sources and Non-NPDES Entities
R827933C028 Brownfields Issues: A Video Series
R827933C029 Facultative Landfill Bioreactors (FLB): A Pilot-Scale Study of Waste Stabilization, Landfill Gas Emissions, Leachate Treatment, and Landfill Geotechnical Properties
R827933C030 Advances in Municipal Wastewater Treatment
R827933C031 Design Criteria for Sanitary Sewer System Rehabilitation
R827933C032 Deep Foundations in Brownfield Areas: Continuing Investigation
R827933C033 Gradation-Based Transport, Kinetics, Coagulation, and Flocculation of Urban Watershed Rainfall-Runoff Particulate Matter
R827933C034 Leaching and Stabilization of Solid-Phase Residuals Separated by Storm Water BMPs Capturing Urban Runoff Impacted by Transportation Activities and Infrastructure
R827933C035 Fate of Pathogens in Storm Water Runoff
R87933C020 Influence of Cyclic Interfacial Redox Conditions on the Structure and Integrity of Clay Liners for Landfills Subject to Variable High Groundwater Conditions in the Gulf Coast Region